The Student's Council
The Students' Council was formed under the Presidency of the Senior Student assisted by the Deputy Senior Student and the Hostel Deputy. The Council is advised by the Students' advisor. The council is responsible for general internal discipline and for extra-curricular activities at the College. Its main objectives are to organize programs and projects. The council members assist at all college activities and help out other clubs and societies whenever needed.
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